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Verify canary release
- I verified that the issue exists in the latest Turborepo canary release.
Link to code that reproduces this issue
https://github.com/stelltec/turborepo-reproduce1
Which canary version will you have in your reproduction?
turbo 2.3.4-canary.6
Enviroment information
turbo 2.3.4-canary.6
CLI:
Version: 2.3.4-canary.6
Path to executable: /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/node_modules/.pnpm/turbo-linux-64@2.3.4-canary.6/node_modules/turbo-linux-64/bin/turbo
Daemon status: Running
Package manager: pnpm
Platform:
Architecture: x86_64
Operating system: linux
WSL: false
Available memory (MB): 22897
Available CPU cores: 16
Environment:
CI: None
Terminal (TERM): xterm-256color
Terminal program (TERM_PROGRAM): unknown
Terminal program version (TERM_PROGRAM_VERSION): unknown
Shell (SHELL): /usr/bin/zsh
stdin: false
Expected behavior
If I enable remoteCache
in root turbo.json
{
"remoteCache": {
"enabled": true
}
}
I should be able to bypass caching and force rebuild using the --force
flag
Actual behavior
Not sure if it's an expected behaviour but the --force
flag is bypassed and there is no way to force rebuild:
$ turbo build --force ✔
turbo 2.3.4-canary.6
• Packages in scope: app-a, app-b, pkg-a, pkg-b, tooling-config
• Running build in 5 packages
• Remote caching enabled
pkg-b:prebuild: cache hit (outputs already on disk), replaying logs 5cbb619b78fa381a
pkg-b:prebuild:
pkg-b:prebuild:
pkg-b:prebuild: > pkg-b@ prebuild /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/packages/pkg-b
pkg-b:prebuild: > echo "Executing pre-build step..."
pkg-b:prebuild:
pkg-b:prebuild: Executing pre-build step...
app-b:build: cache hit (outputs already on disk), replaying logs 1242af90bedccc6c
app-b:build:
app-b:build:
app-b:build: > app-b@ build /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/apps/app-b
app-b:build: > mkdir -p dist && echo "Your application output!" > dist/app-output.txt && echo "Application B is built!"
app-b:build:
app-b:build: Application B is built!
pkg-a:build: cache hit (outputs already on disk), replaying logs 1ccc2498ba66d1b1
pkg-a:build:
pkg-a:build:
pkg-a:build: > pkg-a@ build /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/packages/pkg-a
pkg-a:build: > echo "Building at the speed of Turbo." > output-file.txt && cat output-file.txt
pkg-a:build:
pkg-a:build: Building at the speed of Turbo.
pkg-b:build: cache hit (outputs already on disk), replaying logs 21609796f74b5216
pkg-b:build:
pkg-b:build:
pkg-b:build: > pkg-b@ prebuild /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/packages/pkg-b
pkg-b:build: > echo "Executing pre-build step..."
pkg-b:build:
pkg-b:build: Executing pre-build step...
pkg-b:build:
pkg-b:build: > pkg-b@ build /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/packages/pkg-b
pkg-b:build: > echo "Welcome to the Turboverse." > output-file.txt && cat output-file.txt
pkg-b:build:
pkg-b:build: Welcome to the Turboverse.
app-a:build: cache hit (outputs already on disk), replaying logs de52d0fccb16d6cc
app-a:build:
app-a:build:
app-a:build: > app-a@ build /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/apps/app-a
app-a:build: > mkdir -p dist && echo "Your application output!" > dist/app-output.txt && echo "Application A is built!"
app-a:build:
app-a:build: Application A is built!
Tasks: 5 successful, 5 total
Cached: 5 cached, 5 total
Time: 35ms >>> FULL TURBO
To Reproduce
- Start test remote cache with docker-compose:
$ docker-compose up
- Configure test remote cache env vars
export TURBO_API=http://localhost:3333
export TURBO_TEAM="test"
export TURBO_TOKEN="test"
- Build with
--force
flag
$ turbo build --force
Additional context
As per docs, enabled:true
is the default. So I've found that this config:
{
"remoteCache": {
}
}
actually works:
$ turbo build --force ✔
turbo 2.3.4-canary.6
• Packages in scope: app-a, app-b, pkg-a, pkg-b, tooling-config
• Running build in 5 packages
• Remote caching enabled
pkg-b:prebuild: cache bypass, force executing 5cbb619b78fa381a
pkg-b:prebuild:
app-b:build: cache bypass, force executing 1242af90bedccc6c
app-b:build:
pkg-a:build: cache bypass, force executing 1ccc2498ba66d1b1
pkg-a:build:
pkg-a:build:
pkg-a:build: > pkg-a@ build /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/packages/pkg-a
pkg-a:build: > echo "Building at the speed of Turbo." > output-file.txt && cat output-file.txt
pkg-a:build:
pkg-b:prebuild:
pkg-b:prebuild: > pkg-b@ prebuild /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/packages/pkg-b
pkg-b:prebuild: > echo "Executing pre-build step..."
pkg-b:prebuild:
app-b:build:
app-b:build: > app-b@ build /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/apps/app-b
app-b:build: > mkdir -p dist && echo "Your application output!" > dist/app-output.txt && echo "Application B is built!"
app-b:build:
pkg-a:build: Building at the speed of Turbo.
pkg-b:prebuild: Executing pre-build step...
app-b:build: Application B is built!
pkg-b:build: cache bypass, force executing 21609796f74b5216
pkg-b:build:
app-a:build: cache bypass, force executing de52d0fccb16d6cc
app-a:build:
pkg-b:build:
pkg-b:build: > pkg-b@ prebuild /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/packages/pkg-b
pkg-b:build: > echo "Executing pre-build step..."
pkg-b:build:
app-a:build:
app-a:build: > app-a@ build /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/apps/app-a
app-a:build: > mkdir -p dist && echo "Your application output!" > dist/app-output.txt && echo "Application A is built!"
app-a:build:
pkg-b:build: Executing pre-build step...
pkg-b:build:
pkg-b:build: > pkg-b@ build /home/leonardo/repos/turbo-bug/my-turborepo/packages/pkg-b
pkg-b:build: > echo "Welcome to the Turboverse." > output-file.txt && cat output-file.txt
pkg-b:build:
app-a:build: Application A is built!
pkg-b:build: Welcome to the Turboverse.
Tasks: 5 successful, 5 total
Cached: 0 cached, 5 total
Time: 829ms
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